Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

= it,4ia ,,euse. 81 should rink INT!
rnirht ret good real stories-novensJs l
-, : he went on presently thinking /
,,.es Incumbent Oh him to ssy some
hing. "Tve come across Iot OF queer
things myself" ,-.tz,r+
hashfYlncss O! this good-looking. geAue-
nan ard determined TO make MN L2ih'
"Whst dc you cali queer taings!' S1e "e-
ma1ded. 4,ore
was that robbery OF that bankln New tN1,- IuAA
600 or SLY vyee} ago. know lello"-
-, 90 ~ .1e directors he's told me
-. ~ fpnnv things about that. Ana lneh
sona of the things about the way the ulL
~icinei government is carried OIL thlnh
! +bcJ,ra very queer. But OF course / III
| ro+ IN the wev of knowing half IS many
,l,f1os az great many other people, But
1a, vour pardon-I didn't mean to take
uD your time" H., ,,of,-o
va oct To Washington. What rooDeIy
was that you were speaking o!!' -,
uOh. that was the bank down on Broad
nav somewbere-th Manhattan toey calI
i some fellows got in there and stcIe
whole lot of stuff. Two or three millions,
nv friend said. Don't you remember -!
fiYes-I suppose every body remeIn 9eIs
fbst-it was such little while ago. L!e
/ lodv renIied. in her indifferent tone
they had already entered the fhizGe y.
mis- station, and the gentleman IuIusu ~
{ lock out of the window. HIS lnteI4oC w. .I
improved the opportunity 10 eA@HllLo Il ..,'
: carefully. He was evidently & cruz IiAu
/ one ot those Americans VINO i've oh an
C f,,ooT1a inherited from q merchant pro-
: l !n|j+or Who have been well brought up
e go, brood shoulders and strong hands
r W., no raenIt Of amateur athletics, ant
n yySo mass through life without sny idea
II &c ,7nTa serious aims and experiences
y 80 Win little occasion to use Whatever
u hrsins Providence may have Gl1tea tneI
~ with AssuredIy, there could oe
:, n0ssible harm in such 8 parsonage.
G. when the train started sgalu she "a
- sumed the conversation,
/, "That Manhattan robbery seems 10
o! as mnch a mystery SIS almost al gres
u narE robber;es have BEEN" she remarked
~ uThe notice don't seem able to co an
Wy thing. I suppose they must nave son
socret understanding with the thieves.
- "Oh! do you think so:' - ,,oor
'y, owen. that is'whGt good many peop
ils say WHY, don't you think Sof
pg iiweII Won see, ii isn't what think
ITS moan that's Of no consequence, anu
III dare saw you're right. ! was only goH
~ ~. bv what ny friend said" .u
H!s Gle believes in the police then
eel ,tWhat he told me was that no arres
I'n had been made yet because lney utui
yet yyqnt to begin until they had eVeFytli
irst ready. But they have been Worhl
IC quietly ell the while, and they EMO" eve
1t9 one VINO had pSrt IN inc foooelyi
TO lust where to put their hSnQs on tn'
usn There's lot of queer details aooI'
~ that don't remember; I've sov -
ERE oy,fDIlv hcd memory; but l rememoe!
ore sta,Iabt - was very clever of the poll
on: and there didn't seem TO be any C.a
ana - tho thieves escaping. On, one OF
-ou5 tbinos he sid was that the thieves ne
OI1h would have got into the bank Il
uIeI hadn't been helped by some OF the DGL
nan own people. There wss-I cant I'LL.
IS OF his name, but that's no mRJter-WeA,
lore have been following him round ever q
as the Observation-Disclosures they call II
IL tbav found out that he was-out
mat vonc pardon Am boring your
ut IS ~No, indeed. 1t is very kind OF 20
ny my, talk TO me-" 3, ,.o,, 4
, In mind Eut that wasn't the funniest
tnat You Know the thieves got complete
)nSsV NJ the inside Of the vault ana aesS
inc zion Of the lock-one OF those comL
What tom locks, you know; and IL WASH
me OF ennloyce that got that; 1t was some
D. IL, else. This is an ewfully funny part }
hey u never imagine who It was:
3lofy uDo tell me-" said the LADY, l&nSu
N one uWeu, II was lady-tnst Is,
Will, 49,, 80, "a, tba nosition of lady in
I nIS' YORK, and her husband Is Sgou ia
=, ~. made & fortune IN business, 1uG us
y the nor turned out q scamp, end--hoW
% IN inst is not what l was golnS TO TELL
! ont lady" ,-,.9 Tsis &c
q ouV TWhat is the lady name 1Als -
l2oeI- interesting, you know"
o HeeP UWeU. | don't know IS ought u
onylct her name. She's in society, you h
o EVIL and, Of course, you or anyoooy
meet her, you know, and
e each ~Sre YOU acquainted with her
.o SELF" ,
Y, with Che rsed 10 have 8 sort OF salon
Itifully ber bnsband,s business trouble,
by the -+orT intellectual and cultured q
passing ,Saf and tbev say she's swtully
re sue some and attractive 40,
Ok LEI swell, what was it taat she olu!
OF the uWhv' somehow or other, she g
II I'M ousinted with man IN tom, not
vacant, tIeman, at oil, but low sort Oh l,
res and nan. > diamond peddler named
settled 7 bea your pardon? The car make
lsel OF n noise that didn't heer you.
started, uT didn't say anything. Please
OF per- .,0b where was l? On, yes
red the This Grady has shop right o.
, noting the hank with room at the DEC
,v2ncsd, the gepg Of thieves that robbed IN
len had need 10 meet there and consult
iG vEf
apollo -sad N mt No money to pay for
pom MS ready the Tobberiesthst the SsnSIo
couhle- and sometimes he would Keep tu'
end things that they stole uni
5 OF an- couId sell them. And this lady
entirely son-used to go there, too, 0ut
always arranged so that she s.
little he seen by any Of the others
pardon; thieves, l lnea2-and none Ct the
Sew cher, though they knew ina
replied M some one familiar win ire !
Just or the hank TO help MIN. on, l Il
tment at III ION that this lady had an acc
go, b1ino,Tilh the bank, and the
be smok-- bo-there, ard 6le day she got on
q you bank officials TO taAe ~ -,
- =, mus nus and that was one % 80
snail take mat the thieves got TIER ln ll9
down or shout tire vaults, etc. she gay
Grady and Grady gave It 10 l"
disturb Grady pad her q lot OF money
tone. But fect-it's horrid thing TO say
% he Put ". Won know, Grady used TO P:
garment hiils and keep her in pin money
idoW ana would leave her home in her caI
gloves she e m on 10 q reception or sonnet!
i-,ow and then she'd slip of L